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woodland to be Congratulated.

Easton e Eldridge have centered their
great land sale in the city of Woodland
our fourishing neighbor, and from infor-
nation at hand it appears there will be
the largest excursion TO that place on that
occasion that ever came into Yolo county
1t will occur on the 9th of July. From Los
Angeles and San Diego large parties will
come to see the northern and central sec
tons. Now Woodland and her people
should put on Sunday dress, make it a
jubilee OCCASION for though this is a sale
by private firm, it has broad interest in
attracting attention to this section. Citi-
zens of Woodland should meet and
make such arrangements as they never
have done before, for the visitors.
The enterprise of the firm is well known
and fully appreciated. This is their initial
sale in the heart of the Sacramento valley,
Every one likely to be benefited by boom
in the section ought to bend energy and
hands to making the sale success. A very
great deal depends on il, for it may mean
the starting point of great era of advance
ment. 1t will be good time to exhibit
products, point TO the fine homes, show the
fertile fields, and prove the value of Gen.
trail and Northern California as the desid-
should be exhibited and The yield of he
soil proved 10 the sense ca the visitors
There are to be sold $4,000 acres of first
quality land on that occasion, situated in
Iolo and Colusa counties, and on terms
that ought to meet the approval of all
Now, such an auction sale of rich valley land
however il may boom firm of auctioneers
taking place in Woodland is very fttingly
public occasion for rejoicing, for il
means subdivision, many homes. new
corners, new spirit, enterprise, thrift anC
wealth. So Woodland may without los,
of dignity take some steps to fittinely vel
come visitors from abroad and to entertain
them on such an occasion. The excursion
lists might well be met and welcomed for
mally, for it is possible to retain scores o
them as permanent, desirable residents o
Yolo, Colusa and vicinity. 1t will b,
worth alone the advertising the city o
Woodland will get for all the effort he
people make to improve the opportunity
To-day every train coming into Sacramento
has flyers and catalogues of this Woodland
sale, and in fact they are found on th,
Southern train on the way to Los Angeles
This sale, broadly stated, comprises 25 00t
acres of land belonging to the Saving
Union of San Francisco. As explained il
catalogues, the terms are one-third cash, bal
ance one, two and three years, at per cent
This land to-day has on it some of tn,
finest grain in the world. About 12CO
acres of the land is in cultivation. Messrs
Curtis and Reeds land is adjacent. A. H
Rose made the statement that his land. ad
joining. will give fifty sacks to the acre
His land was purchased from the Saving,
Union, and is identically the same as OF
fered on Saturday, July 9th. Many peopl.
in Sacramento have an eye upon the land
and, as special excursion rates have beer
offered by the railroad, there is reason tc
expect large delegation from here TO b,
present ct the sale.
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Flag Party.

The Ladies Relief Corps OF Sumner Post,
No. Il, gave a flag party" at Changers
Hall last evening. There was a large at
tendance and much enjoyment. The fol-
lowing was the programme: Instrumental
solo. Miss Minnie Shore vocal solo, Mrs
Katzenstein /; instrumental solo, Miss Bar
rett recitation, Mrs. Elliott vocal solo,
Mr.. Miliken instrumental solo, Miss
Dennison recitative song w. J. Mcleod.
At the conclusion of the programme the
following games were engaged in in lieu
of dancing, and prizes We're given Bean
bag" won by Miss Cutler adjusting an
appendage to tailless army mule, Miss
Horsetield, first prize second, Mrs. Katz-
enstein.
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Auction sales.

W. II. Sherburn will sell at 10
4 N. to-day, at salesroom No. 1913
K street, fifteen large fine saloon
pictures, one 15-bali pool-table, one Jenny
Lild table, four bar mirrors. fifteen round
tables. twenty dozen assorted beer glasses,
twenty dozen assorted bar glasses, six
dozen wine glasses. also, LOCO cigars of
various brands, both imported and domes-
tic; also, furniture, carpets, crockery.
glassware, stove, etc.
Bell & Co. viii sell tomorrow, at their
salesroom, No. 927 K street, at 10 A. NJ,
horses, buggies, harness. hardware, tinware,
stoves, etc. At P. N. they will dispose of
large consignment of furniture and car
pets, including FIVE walnut, ash and painted
bedroom sets. two elegant parlor sets, three
fine bed lounges, three thirty-pound cGried
hair mattresses. patent kitchen tables, er-
tension table, oil paintings, silyerHare, etc.
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rhe orannar BOYS yyin another VICTORY.

The Sacramento Grammar-school Base
bali Club defeated the Business College
Club yesterday at Agricultural Park by a
score of - to s. with an inning 10 spare,
Buckley the pitcher for the Grammar
school Clnb, A." famed ten men; Epson, 3.
j. T. Stafford acted as umpire Ed Hesser,
scorer. The Grammar-school Club have
won six victories stree they organized.
Following is the score:
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In hundreds of cases, Hoods Sarsapa
rilla, by purifying and enriching the blood,
has proven potent remedy for rheuma-
tism. Hence, if you suffer the pains and
aches of this disease, it is fair to assume
that Hoods Sarsaparilla will cure you.
Give il trial.
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shooting AfEray ct Colfax.

Early yesterday morning Gus Treasure
was shot at Colfax by Frank Gaffney, pro-
prietor of saloon, but not dangerously
hurt. Treasure, about June /. 1856, stab
bed in the leg at Colfax Barney Doherty, a
railroad man well-known in this city and
along the road. and who, about q month
later, was accidentally killed while coup
ling the hose Of the air-brakes of his train
at Colfax. Treasure has latterly been
working at Cascade, but returned to Colfax
and got on q spree, during which he sue
ceeded in getting himself much disliked.
Wednesday night he went to Gaffney s
saloon and get into trouble with the bar
keeper. The latter ordered him not to fol-
low behind the bar, but he did, and was
hit terrible blow on the head with re.
volver, receiving an injury necessitating a
doctors services. About 4 A. NJ, after his
injury had been dressed, he returned to the
saloon and quarreled with Gaffney, who
claims to have shot him in self-defense.
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eAMMgL's OLD BOOK STOLE
Fl Dorado County Property For Sale.

$40 acres good Fruit Land; acres In
Orchard; so acres cleared; ell under fence;
good House, rooms; ? good Barns, Granary,
etc; 4 Horses; Is head OF Cattle; 10 Hogs; 30
Sheep; dozen Chick ems: dozen Geese; hslt
dozen ducks; . elegant Fish Ponds filled with
fish; running water the year round all Farm
ing Utensils; several lrriEating bitches ran
through the place; this is one mile from the
town of Il Dorado, FL Dorado county, on the
new railroaa to PlacerTiile, ana is e valuable
farm.
80 acres; miles from new u. X. town
of Fl Dorado, Fl Dorado county; all cleared
and fenced; comfortable House; small area In
Grain; also, some Fruit Trees and Vines;
large amount Of Meadow Land; new railroad
runs 400 feet south Of house; price, 81 600.
This is an excellent piece of Fruit ard Vine
Land and can be irrigated.
leo acres. most all in valuable Timber,
pa miles from Single Springs, oa line Of new
railroad; price, $500.
An elegant Residence a. d 10 acres OF
land in the town Of FL Dorado, Fl Dorado
county; Rouse cost s., 600; is in excellent con-
dition and stands on small hill overlooking
the town; some Trees and Vines and Timber;
this place Is for sale for two months at g 600:
adjoining land can be bought reasonable II
desired; this is a rare opportunity. For fur-
ther particulars apply to
A LEONARD & SON. 3p
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THE M-sTREET MATrER.-It is said that
many of the signers of the remonstrance
against the improvement of NJ street are
really DESTROYS OF having the improvement
made, but so strongly believe that the ex-
penSe will be greatly augmented by having
the work done under a general contract
over what it would be if done block by
block that they were led to oppose it. This
is undoubtedly an erroneous calculation,
as many have already found that such ex-
tensive improvements can be done under
large contracts at even lower cost than they
could be if let in smaller jobs. There is no
question whatever but that if those who
have signed the remonstrance could realize
the beauty that would be added to the
street for residence purposes By the pro-
posed improvement, and especially, if they
understood the increase of values that
would be given to their property, as if
almest by magic, they would not for a
moment even be Indifferent in the matter
but would petition for the work to be done
TRAIN FOR MOUNT SHAsTA.-The Bulletin
of last evening said " The prospects are
that some two hundred and fifty people
will go up into the Shasta district ON the
9TH of July excursion that will leave the
city Saturday evening. Up to noon to-day
there had been applications sufficient to
ell eight sleepers, and TWO cars beside are
to be taken on after Sacramento is reached.
The excursionists viii return Tuesday
morning. Round-trip tickets will cost So"
There is good prospect that large number
will also go from Sacramento, as il will be
a glorious trip.
SNOWFLAKE FARK.-Next Sunday Snow
fake Park, at Twenty eighth aud X streets,
will be opened to the public with game of
baseball between the Pioneers, of San
Francisco, and the Atlas. Game will be
called at 2:l5, sharp. The Hussar Band
viii furnish music prior to the game. The
manager of the Pioneers has announced to
the manager of the Atlas his intention to
win the game if it is within the possible
ties, and the Atlas are equally determined
not TO be beaten.
FoR the remainder of this week Charles
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COLONY LANDS FOR SALE.

OAK PARK COLONY, TEHAMA COGfTY,
~ is In the rich timber belt on the line OF the
Oregon Railroad, and is commanding the at
tention Of settlers as Of the choice localities
for building homes. The climate is mild, the
soil fertile and produces all the fruits in perfec
ton Secure lands here at the present low
nrices INQUIRE st 426 K street. Sacramento I'm
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NoTIcE-City license and water rates
now due. Pay on or before 18th inst. and
save costs.
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If you want the very best piano and at
The same time the most durable. buy only
the Mathushek piano. the only solid iron
frame piano with the tuning pins pushed
in See them at Cooper's Music Store.
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GREAT bargains in corsets, hosiery, hand
kerchiefs, gloves and silk mitts in our
special sale tomorrow. Red House.
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Death of Mrs. Howard camplon.


The many friends of Mrs. Howard Cam
pion formerly Miss Sara NJ. Beals, daugh-
ter of II. S. Beals) in this city learned with
deep regret yesterday of her death in San
Francisco on the 2Sth inst, her many
estimable qualities having caused her to be
held in the highest regard by all who knew
her. as child and woman, during the many
years she resided in Sacramento The Call
of yesterday gave the following particulars
concerning her illness and demise: Mrs.
Sara NJ. Campion, well-known artist of
this city, died on Tuesday from the result
of severe surgical operation which she
underwent three weeks ago. Mrs. Campion,
who was the wife of Howard Campion, also
a prominent artist, was native of Baby
lon, Long Island, SO years of age, and the
mother of one child, son, now nearly of
age. She studied under the tuition of
Cesar de Kock in Paris, and came to this
city with her husband some years since.
She soon proved herself to be an artist of
more than ordinary merit and being lady
of most charming address and graceful
manners, endeared herself to all with
whom she came in contact. She had for
some time past been suffering from a COM
plication of disorders, and spent much of
her time at her husbands fruit ranch,
Torrent Grange Napa county. About a
month ago her attending physician de-
cided that an operation would have to be
performed in order to relieve her. and she
came TO the city for the purpose of submit
| ting herself to the surgeons, but the opera
| ton proved too much for her in her en-
feebled condition. and she gradually sank
until death came to her release"
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Our stores viii remain open until 9
o'clock this evening. Red House.
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OUR stores will remain open until
o'clock this evening. Red House.
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40 Acres, miles from Tenth and j
streets, in Sacramento; has 20 acres in Vine
yard; acres in orchard of choice Fruit
Peaches, Cherries Prunes, etc: % acres in
Blackberries; q acre in Strawberries; good
Dwelling, with rooms Barn; windmills
etc: good road winter aud summer; this
place needs to be seen to be appreciated.
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MONEY TO LOAN

ON REAL ESTATE, AT A LOW ATE OF
" interest, by P BOIL, No. 325 J street,
Sacramento. II
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WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY IN
w any quantity PURE, NATURAL ICE from
the BRONCO ICE COMPANY, at Bronco, Ne
vsda County, Cal. Leave your orders at 1O2S II
street, Sacramento, to MORGAN BROS. Tele-
phone No 29i 3p-In
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FoR the remainder of this week Charles
Robin will sell clothing. furnishing goods,
hats, ETC., at any price. One hundred pairs
boys overalls. at % cents per pair. On
Monday next he will open his new store,
Nos 6l2 and GA K street, where be will be
pleased to meet his old patrons. C. Robins
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A. LEONARD & SON.
DoDGn,B

GLOVE FACTORY, no. Io1e
- Ninth street. between and <. Hand-sewed
Smoked Buck, Waterproof Buck and Black
Buck a Specialiv 4p
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I oTs FOR sALE-LoTs 2, AND 4, EAND
IL +, Eighteenth and Nineteenth; Lot s, o
and Z, Fifth and Sixth streets; also, south - Of
north y Lot 4, r aud Q. Fifth and sixth streets
Inquire of J. BLACK, Cracker Bakery, Front,
betWeen K and i. II
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4 Suburban
HOME.
Containing 20 Acres 5!

81 acres of which is Alfalfa land. with
u acres in Alfalfa; also, has 215 acres in
Vineyard; small Orchard; large Dwelling in
very good order; cost $500 to build has
Stable, Chicken house, ETC.; this is g very
cheap piece Of property; only 81 miles from
city limits ard five minutes walk from
Brighton Junction; good home for any one
wishing home in country and employment
in the city; only offered for so days.
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ENTERTAINMENT THIS EyENING-At the
Sixth-street NJ. E. Church this evening
there will be al entertainment for the ben
eft of the Mission Sunday-sehooi, under
the auspices of the Young Peoples Union.
The programme IS published in advertise
ment, and AZ 4 glance will be seen to COM
prise many interesting numbers.
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B We have the largest list of
land for sale of any agency north of
San Francisco.
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,tal ......-.............1s i2Total /.
Serious Accidents.

On Tuesday last Umster Kuster, Ger
man, who resides near the Costumes river
in the southeastern portion of this county,
was thrown from spring wagon. He
sustained fracture OF the spine, and was
brought to the County Hospital for treat
ment His injuries are of very serious
nature, his lower extremities are paralyzed,
and the probabilities are that he will die.
Kuster is a poor man, and has q wife and
seven children.
Yesterday afternoon August Linn, a
wood-sawyer, who resides at Twenty eighth
and y streets, was thrown out of a run
away wagon at Thirteenth and K streets
and sustained fracture of the right thigh
near the hip joint. He also was taken to
the County Hospital.
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Tor sALE-A CONVENIENT HOUSE -
L ofseven rooms and pantry; Lot, 40xl6I; fl;.:
chickeE-house and yards complete; seven .ss.l
different KINDS of fruit trees; blsekberries and
curTants, flowers and sbrubbery, etc. All in
good order. Apply at 1907 street. je2S-lws
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LOR SALE-A FINE TRACT OF FRUIT sssse
az sos Ter sere; situate only mites from q
here, and ~ miles to Florin or Brighton sta
ton, Apply to CARL sTROBEL, 81 J street
ieg0-St,s.y1lS
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! OR SALE OR TO RENT-A IRsr-s=SSe=.
1 Class Steinway Piano, in hest of or-!fTETT
der; VIII be rerted for IS per month 10 any per-
son who will guarantee il will not be damaged
other than natural wear and tear. 1t Will be
sod for $50. Apply at 1921 II street; or at
Lotthammers Warerooms, Ninth street, be-
tween aud X. If
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|tO0D BUSINESS OPPoRTUNITY-A FIRST
VI class Restaurant for rent or for sale in the
thriving town o. OToviile, the center of the
Northern Citrus Belt. For particulars inquire
ut this flee ie97-fyv*
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INDEPENDENCE DAY.
Exercises to be Held at the Grammar
Schools This Morning.

Exercises TO De Heiu IT t'ic
Schools This Morning.
At the Sacramento and Capital Grammar
Schools Independence Day exercises VIII
be held this morning, interesting and APP
propriate programmes having been ar
ranged for the occasion. At the Sacramento
School the following will be rendered,
commencing at o'clock:
Land of Washington" song, school /;
az Our Own Country" Joseph Wallace !:
Z" Columbia" Lulu Stickney; The Union"
piano solo, Vina Barrett THE. Flag of
Washington" Clara Robinson " The Land
of Liberty Lille Ebert; The Faded Coat
of Blue" vocal solo, Irma Fitch; class ex-
ercise in calisthenics, Miss Emma Hughes
class; Independence Bells, Jane Leltch !;
''The Old Oaken Bucket" piano solo,
Martha Ing; Fourth of July" Mabel
Hillhouse, Lucy Murray, Florence Laf-
ferty Florence Barber, Mamie Nippon !;
The Ride OF Jennie Mcneil, Jennie
Allen; cornet solo, piano accompaniment,
Sterling Nourse and Vina Barrett; Cen
ternial Bells" Jennie Herrick; The
Meaning of Our Flag" Rita Colclough,
Emma Thomson Grace Dixon, Edna Car
roll Grandmother's Story of Bunker
Hill" Maud Wilmington; Liberty and
Union, first grade girls; The Star
Spangled Banner" girls from different
grades The Pride of Battery b. Mabel
Fisher Land of Liberty" song, school /;
THE Dandy Fifth" Kittfe Wittenbrock /;
THE American Flag Robbie Sullivan /;
Viye PAmerica," Solo, Mary johnson ;
address, Joseph Steffens; Banner OF the
Free" song, Miss Griffin's and Mrs. Kill
gour's girls America" song, school.
CAPITAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
At the Capital Grammar School the fol-
lowing will be the programme: Song, THE
Land of Washington, school; sketch of the
life Of Jefferson, Lille Messner; p" Jeifer-
sons Opinion Of Washington" Charles
Harrison; song, "The Red, White and
Blue" school; sketch of the life of Frank
lin, Clara Neubourg; selection from Frank
Inns writings, James Ceilings; solo, Ruth
Catlin; supposed speech of John Adams,
Jos. Shannon; sketch of the life of John
Adams, Lottie Geisel; song, Fourth Grade
boys; selections from Hamilton's writings,
Frank Boyne; sketch of the life of Hamil-
ton, Sadie Asher; Henry Lees address to
Great Britain, Louisa Johnson; song, Viva
lPAmerica,p Miss Klippers- pupils; speech
of Patrick Henry. Scott Ennis; sketch of
the life of Patrick Henry; Lottie Peterson;
duet. Flora Hartwell and Annie Aitken;
composition, George Washington, by An
ME Aitken; -, Mamie Stack; song,
America, school.
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Catalogues Issued Monthly.
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TNSTALLMENT DEAI.ERS WILL FIND JUST
| Whist they need-a Full Line of 1ustallment
GOODS, sold only to the jnstallment trade-by
add reSsing Installnent Dealers Supply Com
pgny Erie Pa ap26l0W u1hS
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NTED-EXPERIEEcED sHEETIgoE
w Pipe Makers straight and round seam
ers; none but coed workmen need apply JOHN
d. HOOKER A co, Los Angeles. le2l-2W
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CtITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECT
y able woman. of thorough experience, 20 do
cooking or general homework; desires TO sleep
at home best of references Apply at Gil !.
street between Sixth and Seventh je27-3tMWF
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S1TANTED-A SITUATION BY A GOOD
w Swedish woman, to Go general house
work, in either city or country. call az lll2
Fourth street, between K and L. je2g-3t%
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WANTED - EMPLOYMENT FOR TWO
w teams; VIII haul sand or coal ashes. Call
and get ny prices D. GARDNER, 40I st. If
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ysTASTED-A SITUATION AS HOUSE
w keeper. by thoroughly conn etent woma
for city or country: the coantry preferred.
Apply or address IS NJ street. ie30 3t@